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For example, intellectual property over new drugs and other technology provides incentives for research and development, but also excludes disadvantaged members from the benefits due to the price of new drugs and services, which may not be covered by universal healthcare services and insurance systems (Global Network 2015).

My wish to remain child-free is not limited to those of the biological variety, but also excludes adoption.

A recent analysis of sampling methodologies in the U.K. suggests that community or venue-based sampling not only overrepresents the highest risk segment of the population, but also excludes the potentially large number of men who have sex with men but exist outside of these community frameworks [30].

Narrowing the inclusion criteria of studies increases homogeneity but also excludes the results of more trials and thus risks the exclusion of significant data [ 11].

Using a combination of these existing health measures to assess outcome in primary care is, therefore, not only long and burdensome for the patient, but also excludes important aspects of the relevant constructs, and includes aspects which are likely to be unchanged by primary care.

The change, to be phased in grade by grade, is expected to nearly double the proportion of white students, to at least 30percentt from 17percentt, but also exclude 200 students from nearby Marble Hill, a largely minority neighborhood.

For this reason the company says it will be holding a lot of cash for the foreseeable future.But also excluded from BP's latest accounting is any allowance for possible contributions from its partners in the Macondo well, Anadarko and Mitsui Oil Exploration.

Solutions are found that not only reduce the negative influence of segregation, but also exclude it altogether.

This manipulation not only suppressed action potential generation but also excluded the possible contamination of inhibitory components in excitatory inputs.

The selection excluded not only individuals with acute infections or chronic diseases, but also excluded healthy individuals undergoing supplementation with antioxidative substances.

The backtracking strategy [12, 19], which can be described as not only selecting rows that match the current residual signal better from the candidate set in each iteration but also excluding the other rows from the cosupport, provides the basis for constructing a more accurate cosupport and obtaining a smaller measurement residual.